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Mez_BCNA
2 years agoCommunity Manager
Newly Diagnosed - Intro
Moderator moved @OTISMYCAT post to dedicates post in 'Newly Diagnosed': OTISMYCAT BRISBANE QUEENSLAND June 10 Hi my name is tanya. I was diagnosed last wed with invasive globular carci...
arpie
1 year agoMember
Here's a recent discussion on radiation burns @OTISMYCAT ....
https://onlinenetwork.bcna.org.au/discussion/comment/223014#Comment_223014
The radiated areas will continue to 'cook' for at least another 4 weeks after Rads stops, so very important to continue with the creams/lotions/potions .... you can actually 'feel the heat' if you place your hand on those areas that were treated.
I was advised by the hospital pharmacist to use a cream like BOZ (Contains Boric Acid 0.25%, Zinc Oxide 7.5%, Olive Oil 25%.) It is quite greasy - so I used a damp blue 'kitchen cloth' between the ointment & my clothes.
I only had minor peeling & 'sunburn' .... and my skin came back 100% good.
take care & all the best xx
https://onlinenetwork.bcna.org.au/discussion/comment/223014#Comment_223014
The radiated areas will continue to 'cook' for at least another 4 weeks after Rads stops, so very important to continue with the creams/lotions/potions .... you can actually 'feel the heat' if you place your hand on those areas that were treated.
I was advised by the hospital pharmacist to use a cream like BOZ (Contains Boric Acid 0.25%, Zinc Oxide 7.5%, Olive Oil 25%.) It is quite greasy - so I used a damp blue 'kitchen cloth' between the ointment & my clothes.
I only had minor peeling & 'sunburn' .... and my skin came back 100% good.
take care & all the best xx